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trim lamba is a filmmaker and creative director from london uk working in tv, advertising and film

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cracked screen (2017)

a life-shattering story made using snapchat

(fictional thriller)

sticky notes (2026)

a new phone nightmare using iPhone notes

(fictional thriller)

broken news (2019)

a video spreads like wildfire

(fictional thriller)

multi-storey (2019)

a collaboration with Meta, Google and Twitter

commissioned by Saatchi and Saatchi

to open the Cannes Lions NDS Showcase

(documentary)

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His first short ‘CRACKED SCREEN’ - made using Snapchat- released in 2017 to multiple prizes and worldwide recognition including longlisting for a BIFA for Best British Short; selection for the 27th Saatchi and Saatchi New Directors Showcase in Cannes Lions; and winning ‘Best Short’ prizes. In 2019, CRACKED SCREEN was acquired for permanent preservation in the BFI National Archive as a groundbreaking achievement in British filmmaking; and continues to be exhibited at leading museums, galleries, and cultural institutions worldwide.

Trim followed this with BROKEN NEWS (2019), which premiered at the 63rd BFI London Film Festival. He also directed the BBC’s first ever Instagram-based drama series. Additionally, he was commissioned to direct the opening documentary of Saatchi & Saatchi’s New Directors’ Showcase at Cannes Lions, collaborating with Twitter, Meta and Google. Most recently, Trim released Sticky Notes: a film made using the iPhone notes app. It premiered at the London Short Film Festival before being selected for Short of the Week and a Vimeo Staff Pick.

Trim also works as a Creative Director in Advertising, and has worked with global brands on culture-defining campaigns. He holds BA and MA degrees in English Literature from University of Oxford and Royal Holloway, University of London. Trim is developing his first feature film with the BFI.